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From: Kevin G. <ke...@go...> - 2003-02-22 17:04:57
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Mike Schilli wrote:
> Pet...@Dr... wrote:
>
> > I prefer to define constants for the return values (and put
> >
> Nice. Definitely the correct way of defining it and being flexible to
> add stuff in the future. On the other hand, I really like constructs like
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> sub { /x/ and /y/ }
I agree with Mike on this one. I think booleans are a feature of the
language, where constants are something added on by the programmer, you
don't really gain that much by redefining booleans and it would clutter
the syntax.
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> > 3. What a about message redirection? Are there plans for the
> > future that a filter (or whatever) can forward a message to
> > another appender?
> >
> Interesting feature, I haven't thought of that yet (neither have the
> log4j folks). I gotta think about that. Can you imagine a use case?
> Also, we could implement that either as a Log4perl-centric feature based
> on filter return code (as you suggested) or as a function/method call
> inside the filter (redir_to_appender(blah)).
Interesting indeed, but I forsee that as being really hairy. Do we want
to write our own JMX api? You have to deal with things like circular
routes, appenders not being defined/avaliable. Ugh.
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Happy Trails. . .
Kevin M. Goess
(and Anne and Frank)
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